Denominada como una de las mejores playas del mundo definitivamente un lugar que debes tener en tu lista. El balneario cuenta con área de acampar.
Flamenco Beach is a public beach on the Caribbean island of Culebra. It is known for its shallow turquoise waters, white sand, swimming areas, and diving sites. It stretches for a mile around a sheltered, horseshoe-shaped bay. Playa Flamenco is a popular beach destination for both Culebra and Puerto Rico.
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2 weeks agoI have mixed feelings about this beach. First of all, you have to pay to enter. I would be totally fine with that, BUT they don’t take care of the beach at all! There’s a ton of sargassum (never seen so much in my life), and they simply don’t care. It’s funny that they hired a lifeguard, but he only watches over a small part of the beach - and that part of the beach happens to be the worst, with so much sargassum that you couldn’t possibly swim there, so he’s basically redundant. If you wanna enjoy your time here, go all the way to the right (opposite way of where the tank is); that’s where the beach is cleanest and actually looks like the pictures.
Domingo Aleman
3 months agoGorgeous beach. No wander is it one world top ten beach. Turquoise blue, white sand beach with no crowd. Will return next year
Josean Rodriguez
2 months agoBy far, the best beach in Puerto Rico. Simply magical. Bright crystal clear turquoise waters, white sand, many food vendors, bathrooms, showers, beach chair and umbrella rentals. Parking is about $15 for the entire day (less if you are there for less time), and they charge a $2 cover per person for beach access and access to all of their facilities. We visited a few beaches and left this beach for last because it was the only one on the island with showers. I wish we would have just skipped all the other beaches and have spent the entire day at Flamenco.
Nestor Torres
a month agoFlamenco Beach is my favorite beach on the east side of PR. Have to take the ferry in Ceiba super early to be able to enjoy a great day in Culebra. Hadn't been there in a minute so I was surprised to see that now you have to pay for parking and for beach access also. Parking is $5 dollars and some change for the entire day. Beach access is $2 per person. Went in July for my bday. The beach had alot of a type of algae, sargasso, but it's a seasonal thing.
Mìchelle Hough
5 months agoBeautiful beach!, Soft, white sand. It's great snorkeling if the water is calm. Lifeguards are on site. Food and drinks are great. Better than some restaurants! Good prices all around. The tropical beach one would expect. Very family-friendly without being crowded. Honestly, I give it a 10!